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, I - Ir_. " , tirJ, gst. :d in ti e 01V; S tof 5 :1 , !, 3 T ru st 4 'Pt' 4 - Y r L, Dra" ed her s gesel' r Icessel a rrived st ie.! bi )or less J► KE,NII IVILI N' Y LOS, ed 0 ° 11), i° 014 t° ioned , lie at' co n' is the jrtook tuBE I Los , r. zd Wr k. vilefit cr ib►'d p,ioc pos . ' light and teci to Roya l Spec and I the r -✓ Reg' e, 0 gl ifer of cl• [c w, f 54; 410' j les , 1 ll'c .*---- . , hire , -\ NUMBER 5511.1' . , NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO - MORROW EVENING, May 1 2, 1810, will be revived Shakspeare's Historical Play. of KING JOHN. - King John; Mr. K EMBLE ; . • Prince Arthur, Master CHAPMANI- • Fauleonbridge, Mr. C. KEMBIE ; Hubert, Mr. EGERTON ; - Lady Constance, Mrs. SIDDONS. I'o which will be added (first time this Season), in Two AEU, ' THE "FIRTH-DAY. .-• . Captain Bertram, IVlr. MUNDEN ; lack Junk, Mr. FAWCETT ; • Mrs. Moral, Mrs. DAVENPORT. s ilcotes 7s. Second Price is'. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price • Gallery as. Second l'rice is.—Upper Gall - dry is. !,;Places f or t h e B oxes to be :taken of Mr, Bra n d on , at t h e toe,''" Fou Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, froinl'en ! r. b e i'lle Doors will b e o p ene d at Half past Five, and the Play „gib at Half past Six. 14'in Monday, Macbeth - with Harlequin Pedlar, or, The -, a ,, i , Iv 4 , ll ted Vvell.—On ‘Vednestlay, The Man of the World ; 'til ()scar and Malvina. AZhe-Public ace 'respeciltilly inforned, that a new Musical ger-piece is in rehearsal, and will very soon be produced. -------____ . - TWENTY-FOURTH. TIME. t LYCEUM THEATRE. ILler the Special Licenseof the LORD CHAMBE R LAI N, Qr anted for the present Season to the joint applicatidn of T' - all Parties principally interested. HElll'Majesties' Servants, forminff- the COWL .0 ‘i ii , PAN Y of the late DR UR Y LANE THEATRE V! THIS PRESENT EVENING, May ft, 18ro, per , -'rila new Serio-Comic Opera, in Three.Atts, called THE MANIAC ! Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. The Chara ,, ters by Mr. PHILIPPS, Mr. HOLLAND, .`Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. I. SMITH, Mr. SMITH, • Mr. DOWTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mrs. MOUNT.AN, Mrs. BISHOP, - , Mrs. BLAND. Afte r • • which (33d time) a new Musical Farce, in Two Acts, called HIT OR MISS ! 't lie-Clutraeters by Mr. FENLEY, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, Mr.IOIINSTONE, Mr. HSI - lElk, Mr. MILLER, Mr. EVANS, Mrs. SPARKS, Miss KELLY, ' ' t ' Airs. 'BE, AN fl ai , XeS6S.: SecOnd Viice 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Se6:id"Price 2S. Pr ' e rY zs Second :Price is. -Upper Gallery is. Second I c _ , . , ~,11,; t 'd• , lir, - Ices and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, -in the Box-' Priy c e: at the Strand entrance ; of whom iniiy also be had 1, , E.: Boxes nightly. ber i l k: Doors will be opened it Tialf past Five, and the' Play , 4 St Hall past Six . 1 14 s.l norrow, - The Maniac,or,, The Swiss Banditti ; with be p ° ' Miss! h o r ,: khe last Nigh t b ut two those Pieces can er fOritied tin, Season.. k.. - . . - • • RS. - B I L LINGTON begs lease mast resped lll,t fully to i n f orm the Nolaility, Gentry, and t h e Public, ‘ l3 s'rch unforeseen and (apex petted Crtticulties have arisen llii, r t, vent her giviug the Opera of A RTA X E ft X ES, on the '''i b "'t. t nus tte:ii ri vett ti 4 the opportunity of expicsst.. 6 11101'00'u! thanks to the Public in the.inanner most conge ..llie ,c her feelings, as being the best calculated to convey ;:rtiltrartlek and respetiful.'sense she enzertains for their 81 1, ril ed kindness towards her for so many )'ears, Mrs. .14%,1-INC:TON entreats the Nobility and Gentry at large, ' ''iv` Particularly those Ladies dnd Gentlemen who have Iv4l.lted her with their commands, to- accept of her Illik:tst acknowledgeme n t s , an d . to be•persuadett that she 4p l/ ever reg ret thi': circumstances which h ave i mpe d e d h er N.- 4 11 illg on that Evening. N . Yi I, ~ \VTo lOURNEY MEN TAILORS. A NTED, immediately itt LIVERVQOL, b L i) ., twin 5 to 6,0 lOURN EYM EN TAII,ORS. Woorkinen will meet with Encouragement, and coh. E i tii, 3 ' 4l PLOy At z7s. per 'Week ‘Vages, or Piece-work in pro tih ", b 11n Lives i , y appl p y 001. ing T to the different Master- ailors and \;"r ... ..PARISH-of ST. LUKE, CHELSEA, April 27, 18to. ~STX THOU - SAND POUNDS IVANTEI.). ' lll -: TRUSTEES appointed lo . carry into exc., P t ir,,l c ation ars,A.Cl, - entitleci " An Act for Providing an Ad . 1 1 '' 1 litsrial Ground, for the'P ar i s h o f S t: Luke, Cliel iliiC the County of Middlesex," hereby giVe Notice, t 4 i 4 l, t hcy will meet in' the Vestry room of the said • O t ' , on MONDAY t h e 2 8 t h d ay of May next, at ' Irit,"vtF o'Cloek precisely, to rece i ve Proposals from aaria.utiict any person or persons who may b.: inclined to .ad-' , iN,, a nY SUM'or SLIMS ot MON E Y, not eueeetting in the . rt ' the suns 1 6otiol. either by way of-Annuity or at In. tit St . ,-0 10I;f "' Sums of not less than zoei. each, upon the credit 0141 to be seCUred by the Rates and Burial Fees, to be tt:hd received by virtue of the said ,Aet. Such Anous qit A interest will be paid . half yearly. - ihes. reque“,24 in ,each Proposal for the PurehaSe of 5 11 51; 1 ,,! 1 t1ity, the Name,. Residence, and •Agei oE the Party Ctil f t".! . ,"K. or iris or her Nominee, together with the Sum JV' to be. - ,nlvanced, 'and the Annuity expected 'may be t;: , e k. zusil thin in each Proposal f or a d vanc i ng M oney upon tk t ,,lis iv 4t, , t Inc v e stated what Su m i s intelided to be lent and , 4 t 'ir t Ist1 st rate at . t'aterest experied, an d all ProposalS•to be. v thir t ;` , V to M t ; Wil ham Cornell, at the Cointinttee- room, qurkliouse of the said Parish, on or before Eleven ' ( an theafo'resaid 28th Day of May. - 1 • By Order of the Trustees, \--.............., . • - WM. CORNELL, Clerk. 1 k • . 2 - of -- ,C 30,000 . 3 1 - of - . k20,00c, 152 -of . - ,C 2,000 tt4s - of - - fo,oe 0 76 - of - - ~coo • o r : of . -.- soot) 99 -of - - 500 b ' -,NSBY and Co. Stock-Brol:ers, shared and 1r14,,- , l(t tlic above Capital Prizes, and paid the same on I t) ii tt , 4 h t i JUN • /i tin , 1 the Sth the STATE - LOTTF RY will. begin (,01(10,1. Four Extra Chances are given , by which the I,; tl, trt• ; :t t , nly a Sixteenth Share can obtain Thousand - ',till ~,i Tickets, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths, their se .sr4;°Portii• ns. t i s 4 fi r , s , , by Post or Carrier, executed • on the same terms ' Q o , se i nt, at. their Ohi Established State Lottery Offices, " 0 1, and St. Margaret's Hill, Boroughs. tii 1 4 ,, Ni late Partner with the deceased Sir . kip to C'tii BR A NSCOII.I B, has time pleasure of announe. tr ) ;. l 's 8, ) ,`" Prientis and the Public, the LOTTERY which 1 1 4 4 •},,`" lUN E, gives the greatest chance to the Aciven r)thirej..'o sinall a risk. Four I.',.."ekers of Tickets, One ' , l,''t f, 1 ' ,l each l'i.icktt, are to he given by the Contractors ,Pl4lt,!llOate liohlers• of the First-drawn Prize above xi). Isit,.;?r•ii:iiticket may gain upwards of too,oool. and Shares in ;A roN has • • • o d tt s - v been truly lucky in selling ,Packets of ), j' i l t;i,'„,"°. 7,08 t, producing nearly 4,0001. and No. 3,618, e'e,,,1, 1 11 ~..6 24,7651. was soil in sixteen Siicreenths, anti paid V 1 t ti ''' reSpedive Holders, who received fur each SIX -4111! t \! )71 . 1 6. 3d. i l ON soli •it • contiStuancc of tilt piiblic - favourS stieky ()IficeL s •a , , .. 21 C 0 k 'lll a I LL, neat the Maitsiolo- House. Ti .- ; ' = ' if '• - FR This Day was published, — In tztno. price five Shillings, in hoards, D EAUTIES of DR. ROBERTSON Contain ing the most prominent and interesting Passages-in the Works :oftli:ti illustrious Historian, being the Lives and CharAders of •the principal Personages; together with the tnosc Memorable Events, delineated by hint in his Histories of Seotland,.of Charles'V. and of America. To Ivhich is prefixed, an Account of 014 Life and Writings of the Author. ' • !Tinted for Longman, HUrst, Rees, and. Orme ; Cadell and Davies:; Vernor, flood, and Sharpe ; Lackington, and Co. ; Sherwood, Neely and Jones ; Gale and Curtis ; and 1. Hamilton, London ; and for Peter Hill, Printer to the Church of Scotland, Edinburgh. This pay was publishedl n , Thr('e . VoluiveS' betavo, printed by Ballantyne, price 16s. extra boards, the Fourth Edition, of 'THE MINSTRELSY of the SCOTTISH BOR., DER' ; consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads, colleded in the Southern Cornties of Scotland, with a few of a modern date, founded on local Traditions. With an Introduction and Notes by the Editor, WA LT ER SCOTT E Sri . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, , and Orme, Paternos ter-row; and Archibald Co nsta bl e and Co. Edinburgh. Of whcm may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Bvo. 6d. boards. 2. Ballads and Lyrical. Pieces, Svo. 7s. 6d. boards. - The above two Works may be had together, in T - vol. 4to. price 21. as, or on royal 'paper, 31. 13$. 6.1. - 3. Sir Tristrem, a MetriCal Romance, Svo. res. boards. 4.*.Mannion, or the Battle of Plodden Field, Svo. r as. bds. This Day was published, In 121110. price 45. 6d.. in boards, T RUE STORIES or, Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons ; designed. through the medium of example, to inculcate principles . of Virtue and Piety. By the Author of " Lessons for Young Persons in Humble • Life, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees. and Orme, Pateicos ter-row, Lond.,ll anal& Wilson and Son, York. tlt Whoth may be had, is Lessons tbr Young Persons in Humble Life; calculated to..promble their improvement in the Art of Heading; in Virtue and Piety ; and particularly in the Kn ow l e d ge of the Duties peculiar to their Stations. The Second 'Edition, in izmo. price 35. 6d. boards. - • 2. A liriendly t;ift for Servants and Apprentices; Con_ taming the Character of a good and faithful Servant ; Advice • to• Servants of every denom:nation ; Letters from an. Uncle to lids Nephew, on taking tint - Appreliti;:e;,. and Anecdotes of good, and tAlthflii SC/ V.il::"Zi. 6J. DIRR; ri".1;1 NeE s iiiI,FPENN GENERAL P0.T7'.017,F1C4 ,May 1, tBl6, HE POS7'2II,ISTEE-GENEILIZ. It-wing ora T dered /be E.ttiblisbment of 'a 10,71 Coae• I,lween London and Brighton, :14 Route of. Csvdost, „keigatd; ".Cra.z.soy Cuekfleld"—L-Notice hereby giyen,'th a t laid Cuo /. tyiii com mence on Monday the 2111 hist. to start lions the !full and Me.uth a Quarter before Eight, and arrive at the,Hotel, Bri 4 hPat, aboat four A M. leaving Brighton a! Tt7l, P, M. and arriving the General ,P4st s -Qffice.ab ou t sr*.t., A. .11. By ': Cominand of His Majesty's Portnraster-Gtneral, ' PRANCIS FREELING, Set: ` • • THE TRUE ORICINAL- JESUITS DROPS A re,now prepared by SHAW and E 1.0 WA RDS, 66 (on the Foot- way),,St. PauPS, Successors to.loSepli %Vessels. HE JESUITS' DitCYS hate long been known I and esteemed a safe, cheap, effedual, and otlen an immediate Cure for Stt'aoguary, Cleeis, %veal:Ness of the .Kidneys, or Bladder; and when taken on the first artackof -Venereal Infettion, they wilt infallibly -- accomplish the sired effect : should the Complaint be far advanced, it will be ne.:essary to take the Specific Remedy with tile Jesuits Drops.' • Time many depredationp_ made on the Property of-the Pro psictors, eompel s them to give this Caution, that no one :Bottle will be sc , t . out of iheir House without " Shaw and Edwards (S uctes•ors• to Mr tVesselS), 66, St. Paul's Church yard," engraved on the Stamp. . . . All others w in c h ar e sold without the above Names . are itt i po s i t i ons on the Public. Oa' Ask 1,,r Wwels' Jesuits Drgps CERTAIN DISIASE., D R. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called GUTTA SALUTARIS, may be depended on to be - a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the .most inveterate Venertal Diae,aSe, -Gleets, Ulcers, Pains 'and Obstructions inthe..Urinary Passages in either sex ; its operation is by urine and insensible perspiration. A slight case is generally ,tured in akW days, and a confirmed Lues 'in a short- time.. inveterate St:tirvy, Fis ula,..l)'ropsies, Rhetimatisms, Gravels,, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by theSe safe and salutary dropS. 'They' require nothing to work .th;:iti nil; no restraint :of diet, or. hinderance front business. Those who take them may de pend on a. sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no - sickness, and the pa tient may gO about - his-or her bushiesswithout the least dan ger. The large quantities that are daily sold kir exportation and domestic use, : prove their el/imcy to surpa ss every - ot h er medicine in the nown world. Sold by ,a-ppointment of Dr. Freeman at Mx, Butlers, No. comer of Pa ternoster-row ; and retail by one or inure . Medicine Venders iu every town,•-in bottles at 2s. gd. anti 4s. fid. each, With atn,',le directions. - . The following Was sent „ to Mrs. RICHARDSON, of Man- Ii chester, by tthe Reverend W. ESTER, ofSanbach, . Cheshire:— MADAM,- VOU have long wislird nl,e to send you the CASE 11 of the CHI 1,!) 1 , W.is mentioning to you; the cir. cuthstances are asfollow : . In. April List, a Child he onging to lain:s and Elii.aheth Yates of Brook;touse-Green, near Congleton, was taken exceedingly ill, oo wng to the cutting, of its teeth. Such was the kited of the:disorder, , Chat from a very tine healthy bob, about eleve n mont h s old, he was re duced to a • skeleton, and entirely l aken - Olf his feet • he had st,., eta! convuls . on fist, _and Ins death Was hourly expeded. Trey sent- tOr a Sur,eon, , who-launced his gums, h tt With out any good •ell: d. They . then applied f or the AM , ' RI CAN SOOTHING tiYRUP ; a friend gave . them Half a Bottle . ; on.the first - applicwion of which the Child had im mediate ease, and before the whole was used, he was per. feet y restored. The Parents have since declared to the above Gentleman, that it was their tinn b. lief this Medicine was the means, in the hand of God, of saving their Child's life. To be had of the Proprietors, I. Johnson and Co. N. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street,.; and tet,il, of Golding, No, 42, Cornhill •, Mrs. Richardson, Manchester : and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at as. 9J. a Bottle, for ready motley. ,• • • To T, TAYLOR, ;Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, - • London . • • sta. • 'Edinburgh, May a, zgoo. TN the Spring, of 1794 I was afilleted with a Venereal Complaint, • which I ~treatec with inciilfer ence for five months; but . was then obliged to apply to a regular I. 3 ,hysician, who-put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some time;: but growihg, in spite of :i ll me di c i ne . and the advice of. the- first Gentlemen .ot the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost tin paralleled and beyond descripti on , b e i ng an entire leper; and ulcerated from head .to toot:—My head, • throat, mouth, nose, legs, arms,. rec. have been a lt ernately in -danger of -becoming uselessi in short, - I have *had from twenty to thirty eating - - ulcers on 'my _body, and nearly totally de prived. of , sight,-1 t would, be voluminous, to . (Lae all my case-,sulfice it to say, there never was, or eves will . be i one. of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. I was long looked 'upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes of. recovery ; a n d , - in. • deed, in. my then condition, death was preferable to .my More than. miserable.. state. In this drtaclfttl situation did 1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine -Providence t h rew in, my way a Newspaper containing the case of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends' read it, I could not.:--.1- sent and procured some of your LEAK E's PATE N'l PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, avid have long been, (after mote than four, years indeScribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a 'proof of this, l - had a tine, thriving, healthy .child, born to me a tew months ago. In gratitude to God, and in hopes of rendering my tellow-creatum service, I..request you to publish this; and you may at any time refer persons who wish. to besatisfied of- the truth of this,, or further parti culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. - As few cases for badness ill ever equal mine, - and none exceed it,. I have from experience eyery reason to assore• .A mankind, that in your LEKE'S PILLS they will find a sure,, speedy, sate, and radical cure, tin tha•••• InOst dread. fu! stage of the Venereal Disease, which. is c a ll e d a cow. a Nish LUES. JOHN THOMPSON. * InsUrmoUntable family reasons • prevent making my. I .name =and address .public ; but creditable persons rl wanting information may a l so b e referred , to me and ea t ly n ) • friends by Mrs. S.. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, 'T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeon, in London, at his house, NNo. o New Bridge-street; Where he will give Advice without a tee, to persons take ing , these Pills, and will answer patients letters ; if post- . paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable - secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by, the*Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six years,, that he has had the .conduding Of -an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the practice arising 'therefrom. • , They are also sold by his Appointment, iot the cony,- nience of those living at a distance, by Mr:" Bax ter , OSouth -bridge, Edi n b urg h ; Mr. Macdonald,. Printer, G'2si • • w, to- whom .also Mr. .T. teters - for his address ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban 's-street, Pall-rnall; Robertson's To N. to; • Oxford -street ; Mr. Di:- - borough's No. 7, Fish -street-hill, nearly opposite the M. 2.: nutrient; ' Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. x, Union-row, .Little • Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, Dante-street. Dublin; and by one person in every chnsidetabie town in Great-PM:On ane - Ireland, in Boxes of only as.. od. each, sealed up tune, full and plain direCtions, whereby- persons of eithe r S e , may cure themselves ‘‘',,th case and secrecy. N. B. Every •Isox sold in Great Britain is sealed u;• with a Stamp, on winch, by favour of the t..onlinn. stoners, is printed, at the Stanip-O hire—'s Taylo, , It). 6, New Bridge-Street," to imitate whi c h i s felony, an: 41 others ale counterfeits. KING'S THEATRE . THE PUBLIC are mostregpea:fully informed that there will be a' MASQUERADE at this Phice on MONDAY NEXT, the 14th inst. upon the same ap proved Plan as that.given . in February last.. Tickets One C;uinea• each; Refreshineifts, Sup s per,.ao Wine includal. N. It Parties de s i rous Of h aV i ng ParticunarSuppers serve d .. for them in - the PriVate Rooms (not less th uti six number) may beacconrrliodaed, upon early applicatiOn at the Oil lee. Dresses to be had in 'the House, as usua I. Vivant Rex et' Regina. • THE PITT SEAL, Sacred to the Memory of that upright Statesman, to whom Britain owes her , lnde.penclenee; her :iafety, and her ac. knowledged Superiority over the enslav(M and degraded Na tions of Europe. • R. BRASBRIDGE "te'spealfulAy informs. those who, sensible of such blessings lament the loss-of him whose Ctiuncils pn , corect *them, t hat he has happily succeeded in obtaining a correa Impnission for, SEALS, RINGS, and 1.01;K ETS, 'taken from: Turnerelli's which is esteemed the best Likeness of,. the Riglit - Han. WILLIAM PITT, No. 100, Fleet•street. • • •PRESERVATION FROM FIRE. T HE , 'PUBLIC are respe&fully informed; that his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent iliave been obtained for an 'IN VENTI ON, by which Persons, ‘ however infirm, may descend front the highest w i n d ows - w i thout ' assistance, withbut exertkn, and without hazard of any kind. It is capable of conveying a family of-eight per ions htto the street in two minutes, and its machinery is so 'Strong and simple that it is nut liable to be deranged. ' ,The PATENT SELF-OP.ERATINCI FIRE-ESCAPE forms an useful and ornamental piece of t'urniture in a room, may be seen in operat.on at No, 17, Pick eft-street, Strand where the Trade will be supplied, and it 1 nay be had of every respectable Upholsterer in town and - Count:ly. N. B. Upholsterers in the Country w fill be pleased to apply through their CorresPondenfsin M a wn .. This Day was publisheL - In 2 vols. 121110. price 12s. in boards, THE'. ROMANCE of the HI WANDS.— By PETER MIDDLETON D tIRLING. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, a► Id Orme, Pater noster-row, London ; and Peter Hill at id j , . Sutherland, Edinbutgh. SALES. ' • WARWICKSHIRE. • SALE OF THE WHITE LION INN', STRATFORD • . UPON-AVON. TO BE SOLD ISY AUCTI ON, On the Premises, By WILLIAM 'HANDY, Oil Friday the 25th day of May inst. betwt,:en.the Hours of Foil,. and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as will be then p ro d uce d, • ALL that loft'-tablisheds and hi; respeaable INN,-the WHITE - LION, at Strati ird-upon-A von with the Stables, Coach.houses, Buil;lings., and tither. Out_ offices to the sam e 'belonging, 'univer sa lly known and ire. Oented by the Nobility and Gentry of t tie United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, being situ !ted on-th,. Great Irish itoad from Holyhead to lAucton, thr,tgh Shrewsbury, Birmirighain, Strattotil uiaon-A von, :Ind )xand. The very "..,, t ;Una t)t ti -1 I Housc t ee<t iio further enecitniuni than th i e . .general appro„.s bation with which it has been 'honoured fur Many years past. - The Cellars and Vaults are very extensive and capacious, and pecUliarly well adapted for the depo Sit 01 Wines,, and the Inn ha's been honoured by the Nobility :Ind gentry of the surrounding Country upwardt of fifty . yttars with a pre ference in the Wine trade. In the front of the House is a large Kitch en Garden, coin, prising nearly two Acres of.. Land in_ the hi; ;:lest cultivation: Alsc;;Clarge 'Bowling Green, containing one Acre; and close adjoining are upwards-Of eight Acies of capital Gritss . Land, which will be disposed of with the Inn. There is an excellent Mine of Clay - under the whole of the ; Land. - A Specification of the Property, with of her particulars, Hmay be .obtained by a personal.application tit the glliCes of :Messrs. Hunt and Hobbes, Solicitors, Stt litford'on Avon; 'Messrs. Meyrkk and Broderip, Solicitors, ked-lion-square, London ; and Mr. Han.ly, Auctioneer, %Volk:ester ; with all of whom Plans of the BuiLtings and Picini ties aretieposited for,int pettlon. • Posseion of the whole .may he had.at kli,:haelmas next. N.B. For the aecoinniodation of the Purelpser, .one-half - of the Purchase-money may remain on a Security of the Pre. nUsesfOr the term of five yeirs, if required. TO BE SOLD lIV AUCTION, T A 0 LOTS, By Mr. TOPHAM, On Saturday, the 2oth day of May, at. the Crown Inn, at NoithwiCh, unless before disposed of by Contract, A LT- WORKS and HOUSES ht NORTH . W'icll, in the County of CHESTER ; 18 miles from Chester, 3o from Liverpool, 20 from-Manghester, and 174 from hondon. LOT I. A desirable LeasehOld SALT-WORK, called BA RON's. CRO FT, - extending more than 100 feet on the. batik - of the river Dane, where vessels of tons buritien may lie, and having an immediate c ommun i cat i on w i th the navigable river Weaver. - The Salt-work consists of 2 S toves, 3 W arehouses; and g I Salt-pans, of 2.500 superficial feet ineasurnment, or there, abouts, with suitable. Pan-houses, two Ltr h . , e.. Cisterns for melting Rack Salt . ; suitable Quays and Witighing MachineS, 'for shippi'og Salt and landing Coals ; with (.round Pint stif k. &lent to increase dose works to 20,0J0 to t, without incur ring any increase of. Went, An Undivided Moi:ty or Half-part of a T..easehold Piece of Ground, situate at Northwiell, and called the Cotton-works, extending more than 230 feet on the bank of the navigable river 'Weaver. In this Ground is a capital Brine-pit, from which the 'Brine is raitzed by a water-wheel of large Fow l er, turned by an abundant supply Of water, brought by a canal' froth the river Daneuhrough a new built Stone. Race of excellent quality. The' Wheel has been lately made at a consider4le expellee, and•besides raising the Brine, has sufficient water and power to turn several pair or stones tbr winding corn. Also an uudivided Moiety tg. I fait-part of seven Leasehold Dwellings, situate in Witton.street, in the occupation of different Tenants. Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of four Leasehold Dwellings, and of several Workshops. Also an undivided Moiety of two more Leasehold Dwell ings adjoining. AlsO an undivided Moiety of a large piece of 'Leasehold Ground, at present unoccupied. All the before-mentioned Premises are held undet Lease for • 9y years, from the 2.5 th of March, iBoi. .LoT 11. Also an entire clear' yearly Water-Rent of rol. payable durinwthe life of a Lady aged about 64 years, and during z t years after her decease, for liberty to convey water., to Mr. Chant ler's Brewery. . All the Premises, except the Dwellings .occupied by the Tenants above-mentioncil, are in hand, ahtl_rnay. he viewed tin application to Mr. lames Scvitidall , at Northwith ; and further particulars may be had of Mr. lohn Barker, Solicitor, Northwich ; and of Messrs. Meyyick Brulerip, Soli citors, Red Lion-square, London : who are authorized to treat for the sale of the Premises by Private Contract, Particulars may also be hail of Mr. Slade, of the Salt-office, Liverpool ; at the King's Arms, Liverpool ; the FeatherS, Chester; the. Crown, Nortli.vich S and of Mr. Topliann, 'the Auctioneer, At Northwich. V • - - - 4 ; 0 , 1810. _.--- ...._. •_ . , 1 •. • To-morrow will be ptiblished,. price is.__ •.. ' • !•• 9lik CALEDONIAN COMET ; 1 'fwd. :rather be a kitten, and cry mew, .. . 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